Rare Portuguese Baroque Tin Glazed Pottery Architectural Azulejo Tile related_ar4636-38 with subtle

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Anglo Indian round stool base was made for the English colonial market and is fashioned with nicely executed acanthus leaf and tulip motifs and sits atop reeded legs with an X-stretcher

An antique French miniature model of a farmer's horse drawn hay cart finely cast in bronze

on both ends of the rectangular top and sits atop nicely turned baluster legs with trumpet turnings

5 Depth 24 Height 37

Rare Portuguese Baroque Tin Glazed Pottery Architectural Azulejo Tile related_ar4636-38 with subtleDETAILS An antique thick, tin glazed (majolica or faience type) tile salvaged from a Portuguese Baroque period Spanish style tiled architectural wall mural. Several tiles are available from this mural, each with one of a kind, hand painted decoration in cobalt blue and manganese. Azulejos are hand colored, tin glazed ceramic tiles found traditionally on the exterior and interior of buildings in Spain and Portugal and date back as early as the 13th